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    1. There are three types of voltages that must be measured in electric circuits: node voltages, node-to-node voltages, and component voltages. 2. Node voltages are measured between a node in the circuit and ground. Node-to-node voltages are measured between two different nodes. Component voltages are measured based on the polarity of the element and can change depending on the reference point. 3. The selection of the reference point and understanding the polarity and relative values of voltages are important for accurate voltage measurement in circuits.

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    1. There are three types of voltages that must be measured in electric circuits: node voltages, node-to-node voltages, and component voltages. 2. Node voltages are measured between a node in the circuit and ground. Node-to-node voltages are measured between two different nodes. Component voltages are measured based on the polarity of the element and can change depending on the reference point. 3. The selection of the reference point and understanding the polarity and relative values of voltages are important for accurate voltage measurement in circuits.

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    1. There are three types of voltages that must be measured in electric circuits: node voltages, node-to-node voltages, and component voltages. 2. Node voltages are measured between a node in the circuit and ground. Node-to-node voltages are measured between two different nodes. Component voltages are measured based on the polarity of the element and can change depending on the reference point. 3. The selection of the reference point and understanding the polarity and relative values of voltages are important for accurate voltage measurement in circuits.

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